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If u could help me. I can be able to pass my internship.
I was able to develop backend but react Iam unable to develop
U can run container for sql server with ur project container
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When you dockerize your asp.net you'll notice one container for backend another for your database
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Chatgpt is going irresponsible they didn't generate response continue
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Like cache, event driven programming, pub sub etc. that you typically didn't get from business users. More on architecture side.
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Front end can be angular,react, NXT or any popular frameworks
Backend- .net core and above( learn on middleware, auth, httpclients, logging, error handling and other non functional requirements.) learn to develop using docker
Azure or AWS( preferred azure.)
I don't have any knowledge in docker
Because I'm just fresher
Having 6 month experience only
Is docker and entity framework related with each other?
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Here is the next article in the .NET 8 Zero to Hero Series! This time we will learn about Global Exception Handling in ASP.NET Core. ❌
We will look into several approaches that you can use to handle exceptions seamlessly in your .NET Applications. However, starting from .NET 8, the recommended and cleaner approach is to use the IExceptionHandler interface to efficiently handle your errors within the ASP.NET Core Pipelines. The source code is attached to this article.
Included Topics:
1/ Standard Try Catch Blocks
2/ Built-in Exception Handler
3/ Custom Middleware
4/ IExceptionHandler [Recommended]
Do let me know your feedback. And how do you handle errors in your production applications?
Read: https://codewithmukesh.com/blog/global-exception-handling-in-aspnet-core/?utm_source=whatsapp
What do you mean by other non functional requirements please?
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